I tried to initiate by joining Azure AD, but it blocked the installation, I had to reinit the Surface Hub with a USB key image. I installed the Surface Hubs by joining our internal AD, and the administrators are the group “domain admins”. So it should not be impossible to have a Surface Hub 2S that works with an Exchange 2019 on-premise and Microsoft Teams! Even if we deactivated Sharepoint Online and Onedrive for all accounts for security reasons. We have a Logitech Rally + Touch for Microsoft Teams videoconference system that also runs a Windows 10 IoT, and this device works: it shows the meeting list on the tablet, and when we click on a meeting, it connects in Teams. Our IT service provider opened a ticket with Microsoft, but after several weeks, the Surface Hubs are still not easily usable. If I create a user account in Exchange, I can see it in Microsoft 365 admin center, I can activate a license to it, but if I use it for the Surface Hub 2S or the Logitech Rally Tap Touch doesn't seem to work as it should: it doesn't find the address book or contacts.Īre there some options that I need to activate in the cloud to have a correct recognition between Exchange, AD and Teams, without having a hybride mode on Exchange? If I create a room account in Microsoft 365 admin center, I can activate a Office 365 license to it, but I don't see it in Exchange.

If I create a room account in Exchange, I don't see it in Microsoft 365 admin center then I can't activate an Office 365 license to it.

Our DC server runs Windows 2012 R2 on premise. We don't have all Teams options available, Teams-rooms are deactivated for example, because our company want the fewer cloud options available. We use Microsoft Teams in the company (Skype for Business is deactivated) and we have an Exchange 2019 Server on premise, without hybride mode. Hello, We have 2 Surface Hub 2S and 1 Logitech Rally Tap Touch for 1 week, and I desperately can't configure them correctly!

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